The following announcement is posted in response to a request from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA):

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is currently reviewing international rules, regulations, policies and directives
that govern aviation crew rest for Flight (Cabin) Attendants. Flight Attendants appear to be at risk of experiencing fatigue
associated with length of duty, sleep loss, circadian rhythm disruption, workload, and nutrition. Incident/Accident reports
suggest an association between fatigue and performance.

The FAA is making a comparison study of the differences and similarity
between countries/states around the world and is interested in learning how other countries/states address Flight Attendant fatigue
issues and with what results.

If you have written rules, regulations, policies or directives that address flight (cabin) attendant fatigue/crew rest, we would
greatly appreciate if you would email us a (English version) copy so we may include your country/state in the comparison study.